If I had to pick any books, grudgingly, it would be -

Jack Vance's Dying Earth tetralogy or
Gene Wolfe's The Book of the New Sun quadrilogy.

Right now I'm reading "Labyrinth Lost" and I think it could make for a very visual, full of diversity, movie

[Rhonda999]

I'd like to see Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man and Robert Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land adapted as a movie or short series.

None, to be honest. All the changes made to turn absolutely incredible books into "blockbusters" (utter b.s.) the past decade just killed that idea for me completely.
Whenever I hear a book is being made into a movie/series, I cringe inside knowing they'll just screw it up beyond recognition. It's sad and disrespectful what's been done to most excellent books lately. Damn sad.

[CaptainKidd]

"The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelides. No spoilers here. Read the book and you will understand why.

Red Rising by Pierce Brown

Wraith Kings series by Grace Draven and The Ghost Files by Apryl Baker.